One critique of this thinker notes that he is not satisfied with "abstract thinking," and instead wants "sensuous contemplation." In that critique, this philosopher's work is used as a springboard to claim that "philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it." This philosopher's major work breaks down God into various aspects, like a being who can be understood or as pure love. In that work, this man claimed that, in an attempt to understand the infinite, "the conscious subject has for its object the infinity of his own nature." He thus defined the title religion as the process of finding one's self in God. For 10 points, name this author of The Essence of Christianity, a philosopher about whom Karl Marx wrote eleve
One critique of this thinker notes that he is not satisfied with "abstract thinking," and instead wants "sensuous contemplation." In that critique, this philosopher's work is used as a springboard to claim that "philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it." This philosopher's major work breaks down God into various aspects, like a being who can be understood or as pure love. In that work, this man claimed that, in an attempt to understand the infinite, "the conscious subject has for its object the infinity of his own nature." He thus defined the title religion as the process of finding one's self in God. For 10 points, name this author of The Essence of Christianity, a philosopher about whom Karl Marx wrote eleven "Theses."
One critique of this thinker notes that he is not satisfied with "abstract thinking," and instead wants "sensuous contemplation.
Ludwig Andreas von {Feuerbach}